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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1923

Page

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Boone N C PTA and Chamber Urge School Building Plan

A joint August 14 1923 resolution by the Boone North Carolina PTA and Chamber of Commerce requests the local school committee to cooperate with Appalachian Training School authorities to procure suitable grounds and plan a new building or seek legislature backed funding. If grounds cannot be obtained the committee should petition the Board of Education to provide a suitable new structure for the district’s growing student population.

Boone J. F. Hardin North Carolina Appalachian Training School Board of Education Watauga County Parent Teachers Association Chamber of Commerce Boone Public School Ente

Evangelist Meet At Local Baptist Church

Rev. W. O. Roten of Iowa will preach next Sunday at 11 a.m. The church extends use of the building to an evangelist for an evangelistic meeting starting Sunday night not under church auspices. Letter to the Association to be read next Sunday. Sunday School 10 a.m. B Y P U 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p.m. All members and the public invited.

W. O. Roten Iowa Watauga County Baptist Church The

Church Hours Notice from Baptist Church

Sleep in the morning and evening church hours listed as usual services. F M Huggins serves as pastor indicating standard Sunday schedule for churchgoers at the Baptist Church.

Baptist Church F. M. Huggins

Road Reopens Between Boone and Blowing Rock

The Democrat announces the Boone to Blowing Rock road, project 17, is open again and will likely stay open until month’s end. Closure was due to heavy construction, a major drawback to Boone this summer. Visitors to Blowing Rock can now travel the route, as can locals with business over the road.

The Democrat Boone Blowing Rock

Boone Youths Narrowly Escape After Embankment Crash

Cards: Carl Beach and Frank McGhee of Boone escaped serious injury after their car ran over a high embankment near Banner Elk. Memorial services for President Harding were held in Boone with town and Appalachian Training School students attending. The Watauga County Sunday School Convention met at Valle Crucis Methodist Church with delegates from eight townships. A Fish Hatchery site search spanned several days from Boone to Marion. Training School chapel events entertained students. President Dougherty visited Johnson City, and Proeh bury went to see his ill mother. Rev H W Jeffcoat assumed the Watauga pastorate at Mt Pleasant parsonage with community welcome gifts and pantry supplies.

Carl Beach Frank McGhee Boone Banners Elk President Harding Methodist Appalachian Training School Watauga County Valle Crucis Marion Chapel of Training School Dougherty Johnson City Tennessee Proeh JD Bury Prof Downum Lenoir Oxford Alfred Taylor Taylor Salt River J. M. Downum Nkin Salts H. W. Jeffcoat Watauga Mt. Pleasant

Mt Pleasant Church News Highlights in Local Roundup

Uncle John Moretz and Aunt Mary attended Holy Trinity Lutheran services on Gap Creek. Rev. Jeffcoat preached his first sermon there. Tom Moretz visited relatives. Hamp Blackburn leads road grading from Mt Pleasant Lutheran Church down the hill and roads toward the Boone Trail need gravel. Winnie and Virginia Moretz also attended services. Master Wilbur Jeffcoat stays with his grandfather. Cora Jeffcoat and Winnie Moretz travel to Statesville for the Woman's Missionary Society convention.

John Moretz Mary Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Gap Creek Virgil Moretz Jeffcoat Tom Moretz Hamp Blackburn Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Church Big Hill Boone Trail Winnie Virginia Moretz Holy Trinity Wilbur Jeffcoat

Merchants of City Plan Six Day Trade Week

Boone business men unite to stage a six day special sales period at their stores August 2027. Prices are reduced across participating shops including Watauga Furniture and Lumber Co Davidson Department Stores Boone Garage Boone Drug Company Cash Grocery Store and more. Crowds are expected as Watauga’s metropolis hosts the event to foster direct customer relations.

Boone Watau

Four Letter from T L Blalock

A religious bulletin from T L Blalock urges readers to support mission work. He notes August home time with parents and plans to visit associations and churches. He laments bandit activity, appeals for prayers, critiques insistent churches, and calls for surrendered missionaries to meet the China mission needs.

Annual Masonic Picnic a Grand Success in Town

The Masonic Picnic on fraternity grounds drew crowds after showers cleared. Ex Governor Alf Taylor of Tennessee spoke and delivered his Up Salt River lecture to a large audience. Dinner prepared by Watauga ladies fed all present. Gross receipts exceeded $350 with outstanding obligations to Oxford age.

Taylors Watauga Wi Olpha Oxford Age

Camp Nimrod Triplett Reunion Meeting Notice

Members of Camp Nimrod Triplett No. 1273 meet in Boone at the Boone school on Thursday and Friday Sept 6 and 7 at 10 a.m. First call by Capt E J Hanks. Religious exercises by Chaplin Wilson. Address of welcome by Prof J D Rankin. Roll call and committee on memorials. Widows of departed comrades to join the reunion Friday Sept 7 1923. A full reunion program will be presented Sept 6 1923.

Camp Nimrod Triplett No. 1273 Boone Ono E. J. Hanks Chaplin Wilson J. D. Rankin

Community Fair Organizing Meeting In Cove Creek

Citizens of Cove Creek meet Monday August 6 to organize a Community Fair to be held in October. Officers elected include J S McBride president A D Wilson vice president Scott Swift secretary treasurer D F Horton pres field crop committee W Y Perry pres orchard and garden committee J B Horton pres live stock committee Mrs J S McBride pantry committee Mrs D C Mast cooking committee Miss Grace Sherwood sewing committee John Duggar mechanics committee. A further meeting is set for Monday August 18 at 7 50 p m at the school house to complete the organization.

Cove Creek Steele S. F. Horton J. S. McBride A. D. Wilson Scott Swift Sec-Treas D. F. Horton W. Y. Perry J. B. Horton D. C. Mast Grace Sherwood John Duggar

State Fair premiums reward county and crop exhibits

Dean C. TM Williams notes the State Fair begins October 15 and offers liberal premiums for county, community, and individual crop exhibits. The event aims to showcase state agricultural resources and reward profitable farming with valuable premiums for exceptional entries.

Near Calamity at Boone Barbers and pressing room Fire

A Monday evening blaze at Boone with the fire alarm echoing through town. The press room adjoining the O K barber shop sparked by a gas tank explosion caused extensive damage to machinery, clothing, and the barber shop, with plate glass mirrors shattered and losses estimated at 1000 to 1500 dollars.

Boone O. K Boone Drug Com Store

Harding Memorial Service Observed in North Carolina

The governor proclaimed a day of mourning as many citizens closed shops to attend the Union Memorial Service at the Methodist Church. Tributes by Roy Gragg E S Coffey and Prof D D Dougherty praised the late President’s traits and duties. Rev F M Huggins led the opening prayer, with singing of the President’s hymns by Miss Clara McCaulay and Rev W A Stanbury concluding the service.

North Carolina Union Methodist Church Roy Gragg E. S. Coffey D. D. Dougherty Ci N F. M. Huggins Clara McCaulay W. A. Stanbury

North Carolina State Fair Seeks Strong County Exhibits

Farmers urged to send prime crops to the October fair with over $4 500 in prizes offered for county community farm and individual exhibits. Officials predict a record big event as counties mobilize banners of tobacco cotton corn clover and other crops for cash rewards.

Raleegh North Carolina Union

What Could Poor Dad Answer

Willie asks if a godly man remains good when associating with bad company and wonders whether good or bad company affects him. He interrupts to answer a call from his mother to go to bed ending the exchange with a playful parental nudge.

Dad Willie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parent Teachers’ Association and Chamber of Commerce of Boone, N. C AT the Baptist Church Cora Jeffcoat Winnie Moretz Statesville Woman's Missionary Society N. C. Lutheran Synod T. L. Blalock Baptist Baptist Missionary China Jesus Norman H. Camp Chicago the Baptist Church Sec the State Fair Dean C. ™.Willams County Farm Harding
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